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Dean Rachel Kyte joins The World podcast to discuss how strategies to get to a net zero future need more specific goals.

Chris Miller provides an in-depth look at the U.S. administration’s new stance, look to the South Korean semiconductor firm Magnachip, via his article in Foreign Policy.

Elizabeth Prodromou is quoted from a recent policy briefing about the political and religious environment for Christians living in Turkey, via Providence Magazine.

Alex de Waal comments on the troubles facing upcoming elections in Ethiopia, via an article in NPR.

Bhaskar Chakravorti is interviewed on Cheddar News about recent Digital Planet research, which finds the number of LGBT+ women outnumber LGBT+ men in the U.S. tech industry.

Josephine Wolff is quoted about the role that insurance plays in the ransomware economy and why the IRS should disallow ransomware payments as tax deductions, via the Chicago Tribune.

The Stonewall riots of 1969 were a turning point in the fight for LGBT rights, catalyzing a political movement and strengthening gay rights advocacy and activism both in the US and abroad.

Professor Alnoor Ebrahim is among the 2021 honorees for excellence in sustainable finance education by the Financial Times and the Impact and Sustainable Finance Faculty Consortium for his book “Measuring Social Change.”

Daniel Drezner is quoted about the similarities he sees between the U.S. Republican party and Lebanon’s Hezbollah, via an article in Los Angeles Times.